<p>I am currently a freshman at a CCC and want to transfer to SF state's economics major. I called the economics department of SFSU, and they told me that I don't have to take my pre-major courses (micro, macro and calc I) before I transfer and that I can take them at SFSU after I get into the econ major. They also told me that I just have to complete 60 sem units, including all GE courses in it. I am really unsure because UC transfer students have to complete their pre-major courses before they transfer. Does CSU, specifically SFSU, have a different transfer system? Thank you!</p>
<p>I’m not entirely sure, several of my friends who transferred to CSU’s/UC’s didn’t complete their pre-req’s (missing physics-eletro/mag or differentials, essentially core classes) but they still got in as long as they have 60 units to transfer over. They just have to take the classes there instead.</p>
<p>Assist.org is your friend, as well as Csumentor.</p>
<p>But Corgi basically has it right. I believe you MUST have your GE done, but major prep doesn’t have to be. I’m not sure if having the major prep done makes you a better candidate or not.</p>
<p>Before you go crazy with classes though, check out Assist and make sure the courses you need to take actually articulate to the college.</p>